Hiring for Casual Trainers

[BNA_Hal]

Hello Everyone,

BNA Education, an official partner of CompTIA, is seeking casual trainers to lead virtual or face-to-face classes for all CompTIA certifications. If you're interested in this opportunity, please email us at [email protected] with your resume, which includes details about your qualifications and teaching experience. We'll be happy to further discuss the next steps, many thanks.

Warm regards,
Hal

**Apologies for the incomplete information in my first post. Our campus is located in Melbourne CBD, Australia, and we primarily offer face-to-face training. However, if there is sufficient demand from students for an online session, we are open to conducting one.

Currently, we are looking for candidates for casual roles, which I believe may be equivalent to part-time or temporary positions with flexible hours in the U.S. For applications within Australia, if the course is face-to-face, a certain amount of travel expenses will be provided.**

 

[Tess Sluijter]

Hola!

Could you please provide us a bit more information? Are overseas applicants welcome? Which trainings are you hoping to teach? Which qualifications do you demand? Are you looking for permanent hires, for contractors or something else? What's your spending expectations?

 

[Mark Anthony Germanos]

I am confused by the "casual trainers" phrase. What does this mean for someone in the US?

 

[Rick Butler]

I am confused by the "casual trainers" phrase. What does this mean for someone in the US?

Casual hours are basically on an as-needed basis. There are no guarantees of hours or timing, a contrast from Part-Time work which has a set schedule, albeit less than the 40 hour US standard. There are no ongoing commitments between employer or employee and the pay is akin to gig-work.

 

[Mark Anthony Germanos]

Would that support a higher hourly rate?